Liu Ji, played by Bao Guoan in the 20 episode TV series Liu Bowen , often calls himself Bowen, is i

This is not very reasonable

Generally speaking, the name is reserved for oneself, and it is a kind of humility and politeness to call oneself by one's own name. For example, according to the Analects, Confucius often referred to himself as "Qiu" in front of his students in order to show his humility and courtesy as a "sage."

Neither the TV series nor the Internet** are completely real, there is a lot of fiction in full, so don't be influenced by them.

Reasonable, because in the circumstances. Zhu Yuanzhang is Liu Bowen's direct leader, so it is very reasonable for Liu Bowen to call himself in order to show humility. The environment of claiming one's own name is probably used when it is equal, not only in terms of seniority but also in status.

Until the Qing Dynasty, they would not use table words to call themselves.

Anyway, I read that the prose and notes at that time were all self-proclaimed by name.

I haven't seen a self-proclaimed one.

It is not surprising that many modern writers make this kind of common sense mistake, for example, Februaryhe wrote Xiaozhuang, and even claimed to be my Xiaozhuang, you must know that Xiaozhuang is her title after her death, and the ghost only knows when she is alive.

Table characters, also known as characters, are aliases that ancient Chinese gave themselves in addition to their names and related to the meaning of their own names. Nowadays, it is generally rarely used. According to records, in ancient times, men took characters when they were 20 years old, and women took characters when they were allowed to marry.

For example, the word Confucius Zhongni, the word Sima Qian is long, and the word Li Bai is too white. According to the "Book of Rites: Tan Gong", when a person becomes an adult, he needs to be respected by society, and it is disrespectful for his peers to only call him by his name, so he needs to choose a word for himself to use when interacting with others in society to show mutual respect. Therefore, when the ancients reached adulthood, their names were only used by their elders and themselves, and their own names were used to indicate humility, while words were used to be called by people in society.

Plausible. "I'm Changshan Zhao Zilong! "Yanren Zhang Yide is here, who dares to fight?!" ”

Not quite reasonable. Generally don't say that, because it's disrespectful.

It's not very reasonable. Like Chiang Kai-shek, the name Zhongzheng, the word Kai-shek, we have always called it by the word, which is really polite.

"The Legend of Liu Bowen" has a total of 193 episodes.

Starring] Liu Bowen - Zhang Fujian.

Ming Taizu - Fan Hongxuan.

Wei Wen - Thunder.

Hu Weiyong-Du Mansheng.

Wang Kai - You Anshun.

Ding Chong—Yang Zhongen.

Purple clouds and smoke - Wang Meixue.

Xiao Bing - become a small soldier.

Liu Bowen, the national teacher of the Ming Dynasty, is said to be erudite and talented, knows astronomy, geography, is good at easy hexagrams, can know the past and the future, and has encountered different people in his life. For the officials, they are sympathetic to the suffering of the people, and they are upright in doing things. There are a total of 40 episodes in the whole show, which is basically a story on a plate.

Including: the history of the founding of the country, the mystery of the severed official silver, the Mingjiao situation, the mystery of the Fuxiyu gossip, the suspicion of Yingyunguan, the good fate of the double jade, etc. This series of stories takes the best of it and tells the story of his life.

"The Legend of Liu Bowen" is dedicated to him, and the others are the ** that introduces the history of the Ming Dynasty and Zhu Yuanzhang's** There must be him!

There are "Daming Palace words", "Zhu Yuanzhang" and "Chongzhen Emperor".

I want to see a TV series about Liu Bowen.